Todus
- noun
- Specialized
- The genus Todus encompasses five species found throughout the Caribbean islands.
Examples
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Researchers observed the nesting behavior of Todus in Jamaica's forests.
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Unlike other genera, Todus has members with vividly colored plumage.
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The Todus is known for its vibrant colors.
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Have you ever seen a Todus in the wild?
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The genus Todus includes several species of colorful birds that can be spotted in lush Caribbean habitats.
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Ornithologists are excited to study the Todus family due to their unique adaptations and bright feathers.
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During their expedition, the team captured stunning photographs of various Todus birds perched on branches.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Todus comes from an old name for the small Caribbean bird tody, and it is the Latin scientific form of that name. So Todus is the name scientists use for the group of tiny, brightly colored birds found in the Caribbean.